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I trying to put together a preliminary costing schedule by taking our wall types and assigning them a cost per linear foot. In the wall properties you can assign a cost to the wall. In the schedule I was creating a wall schedule that had all the walls of the project listed. I am trying to add a calculated value to the fields with the formula reading "Cost*Length". You would think that would be an easy formula. But they reject it becuase it has "inconsistant units" and will not let me create the field. I can not change the units on either of them. So how do I work around this stupid little problem.
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As Revit suggests, the units are inconsistent. Length * number = length, so the units need to be set to length, not number for this to work.
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It seams rather limiting for the programmers to limit formulas to the same "units". So is there a way to make the totals unitless so I do not have to read cost per foot in feet and inches. My grand totals came out to be 60737'-2 13/32"
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Under formatting go to Field Format and override the project settings.
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